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Negro as Soldier, pt. 1, p. [21 verso] [closed]
verso page with flap closed; mounted on closed flap is a clipping from the New-York Times, dated November 29, 1862
Negro as Soldier, pt. 1, p. [21 verso] [open]
verso page with flap open; color lithograph titled "United States Soldiers at Camp 'William Penn' Philadelphia, Pa."
Negro as Soldier, pt. 1, p. [22 recto] [closed]
recto page with flap closed; mounted on closed flap is a newspaper clipping titled "Called to the Colors!" and an additional clipping with numerous portrait photographs and the caption "Men Who Faced Death. . ."
Negro as Soldier, pt. 1, p. [22 recto] [open]
recto page with flap open; poster titled "The Civil War in the United States" with six etched scenes
Negro Columnists, pt. 1, p. [65]
recto page featuring 8 clipped articles, including "To the Negro Race--Greetings," "A Tempest in a Beer Mug," etc.
Negro Columnists, pt. 1, p. [65] [alternate view]
same as previous
Negro Entertainers, p. [37]
recto page, featuring a clipping that reads "About Things Theatrical" above a sleeve with the 1928 edition of "The Official Theatrical World of Colored Artists" guide
Negro Entertainers, p. [54]
verso page, featuring a flyer for "The week-end's greatest treat. . .Club Alabam's Sunday Night Revue!," as well as three ads for the Club Alabam clipped from newspapers
Negro Entertainers, p. [55]
recto page, featuring the sheet music for the Club Alabam' Fantasies, 5th edition in 'Le Narcisse Noir'
Negro Entertainers, p. [8]
verso page, featuring a handbill that says "Buffalo Gals" at the top, with an engraving of five women performers
Negro Fighters, pt. 1, p. [6]
verso page, featuring a color engraving with the caption "Molineux" (boxer wearing gold pants and blue shoes)
Negro in Baseball, p. [11]
recto page featuring a collage of baseball images: a ticket stub, a clipping about the National Association of Colored Baseball Clubs, a photograph of a player, and a couple of advertisements for games
Negro in Bondage, p. [22 verso] [closed]
verso page with flap closed; features 7 clippings (top right reads: "Washington City. Thursday, September 15, 1831"; top left reads: "Chambersburg. Tuesday Morning, April 6, 1830")
Negro in Bondage, p. [22 verso] [open: left]
left-hand side of verso page with flap open; includes a color postcard ("Washington's Mansion, Mount Vernon, Va."), a clipping ("Washington's Slaves") and a sleeve with a transparent cutout that reveals another clipping ("Marcus.")
Negro in Bondage, p. [22 verso] [open: right]
right-hand side of verso page with flap open (in other words, the back of the flap); features 8 clippings related to slaves, including two from the Aurora, one titled "Cash in Market," and another titled "Trust Sale"
Negro in Drama, pt. 2, p. [6]
verso page featuring a photograph of staged whipping, with caption "In Braham's Bosom: Julius Bledsoe & H. Ben Smith"
Negro in Drama, pt. 2, p. [7]
recto page, featuring five clippings of reviews of "In Abraham's Bosom," including one with title "Play of Negro Spiritual Goes on View in 'Village'"
Negro in Stamps, p. 21 [recto]
recto page, featuring a handwritten "21" in bottom right corner and a printed caption at top that reads "Haiti," as well as an engraving of Touissaint L'ouverture and four stamps bearing a similar engraving (two stamps of 5 centimes each; two stamps…